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Session 1503, Mi~krt~ Page 11 September 18, 1989 TION TO ~E I~gC~gN AS "SECTIfXg 23-10. DISTURBING ~ PEACE," TO (IINFORM Wl'l~{ THE G~3ID~.TNES OF THE MISSOURI SUPR~ fIX/RT. A bill w~s introduced by Councilmember Adams, entitled: "AN C~D//qANCE AMenDING (/~AF£~K 23 OF THE I~3NICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF UN/VER- SITY cl'l~, P~ATING TO O~'~'~NSES - MISC~.~AN~0~S, BY ~?pi~T.I~G SECTION 23-10 AS ~I'~D BY ORDINANCE NO. 5468 DATP/3 ~Y 25, 1985, AND ~qAcI'iNG IN THER~0F A NEW SECITON TO BE ENOWN AS 'SEct'±ON 23-10. DIS%/3RBING THE PEACE,' TO (I~-~4 W±'~ THE GUID~.TNES OF THE MISSOURI .~tS~F/4E CfX/RT; CONTAINING A SAVING CLAUSE AND PROVIDING A P~ALTY." bill was assigned No. 7928 and given its first reading. DEDICATION OF CI]~ENS PLAZ~ The City Clerk said this resolution approves the dedication of City real es- tats on the south~t corner of Limit and Clemens Avenues as a public park to be known as "Clemens Plaza." Mr. Price moved approval with Mrs. Schuman seconding the motion. All voted Aye e~ Mr. Schocmer, who voted Nay. E~DICATION OF WESTGATE PLAZA The city Clerk said this resolution approves the dedication of City real es- tare on the south~t corner of Clemens and Westgate Avenues as a public park to be known as '~Westgate Plaza." Mrs. Schu~an moved approval, with Mr. Wagner seconding the motion. Ail voted Aye except Mr. Schoomer, who voted Nay. Ms. Carolena van den Berk, 23 Washington Terrace, property owner in Parkview Gardens, said there was not enough lighting in the Loop area, and also, there were too many unsupervised children in this area who have frightened off those who might like to live there. She suggested that ~a~tgate be blocked off cc~- pletely to cut down on the traffic which she said paid no attention to traffic regulations anyway. Mayor Majerus agreed it might again be time to consider closing Eastgate. Mr. Schocmer said Union Electric has announced that it will install sodium vapor lights in this area, but did not provide a schedule. He said the unsupervised children should be brought to the attention of the juve- nile authorities. Ms. van den Berk said part of the problem was that too many children were living in apartments that were too small for the number allowed. The Mayor asked her to report any violations to the city Manager Manager. OC~NCIL (~U~MBER SOUND SYST~ %1%e City Manager asked for permission to one to the agenda, a sound item system for the CDuncil chamber. Two proposals were received as follows: